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yuoxana I will avoid spoiler till my last sentence.This is the first time I've ever left a review here. And sorry for any mistakes - English is my second language.This is an amazing show and I have no idea why some people leave bad reviews. They think it is all about corporations! That's funny because shows about zombies are very popular and they are not about zombies at all! It is all about people in difficult situations. And this show portrays really interesting situations.Laura has become my favourite hero here. She is a rich girl who was not spoilt by her family's status. She's been in a very, very traumatic situation but managed to get over it, to change for better and wow...!Ben/Aaron - I can understand him. He's been fighting for so long for someone that it has become his obsession. And he doesn't see his happiness under his nose (imho)! But still he manages not only to survive on an enemy's territory but to achieve success. How? - just watch it!This show keeps your attention from the first minute. And I am so sad that it was cancelled after the first season.Spoilers: OMG! There was so much chemistry between Laura and Goran! There must be season 2! Please!

vittadinni This is surely my first review on IMDb! I really enjoy watching this show. It's been awhile since I watched a TV show faithfully. I was compelled to watch the show once I saw the executive producers involved in the show. Incorporated is good on all levels. The writers, directors, D.P. I can't believe the first season is almost over. Anyway, great job everyone apart of this production. I need to find a t-shirt to help promote this show. The special effects are crazy on this show!!! It's suspenseful, action, thriller, and futuristic. I look forward to season 2. Beautifully shot show! Love the diversity in this show, well done. Thanks, Z!

Zen416 ...there are some serious holes in story line. The premise, about a "climate refugee", Aaron/Ben (Sean Teale, very good in the role) trying to infiltrate the "super corporation", SPIGA, who is one of the major controlling forces in the US, is interesting and engrossing. He comes from nothing and manages to make the right (underworld) connections that allow him to do this risky feat as a sort of "mole" on the inside, who is using his position to locate a former friend/first love (played by Denyse Tontz) who's disappeared from the slums and off the map it seems.Teale is flanked by some notable talent, like Julia Ormond as the upper echelon corporate heavy who's also, by chance, his mother in law. Dennis Haysbert lends menace as Ormond's fellow company baddie who acts as the enforcer. Allison Miller, as Ben's wife Laura, is perhaps the most sympathetic character to me, as a doctor born to the upper class who actually has a conscience where the less fortunate are concerned and struggles with it on a daily basis. Again, cool plot about what could happen when corporations take over after governments crumble and privatization and the almighty buck rule. That's the good.I had issue with two things in particular. The first is how seemingly easy it was for Aaron/Ben to infiltrate the Spiga corporation. Wouldn't a highly technologically sound company like that have better vetting methods for people coming in? The other "Huh?" moment came when the show mentioned that 90 percent of the world fell victim to climate change and that the heartlands of the US were dust bowls while coastal cities like New York and Seattle were flooded, yet Canada, which is paraded as the place so many are trying to flee to is somehow immune to this? No mention of any disaster or upheaval or famine or whatever else the rest of the planet seems to be enduring. The show touts Winnipeg as some chosen place to flee to but, why wouldn't that area fall victim to the same climate hazards experienced in the lands to the south of it? No food shortage? No corporations making a play for dominance? Did the big oil companies there just disappear and not make a play like the mega corps did in most other companies? Did climate change suddenly stop at the borders? When France and Spain are mentioned as desert lands, it's hard to believe that wouldn't be the same for almost everywhere within similar latitudes, including Canada, where, by the way, privatization of certain govt. functions is already in effect, like in transportation systems, for instance. Also hard to believe that Ottawa would still be stably governed by the Prime Minister while most other nations bag out to private industry mega corps. No hate here for Canada, people, that's my family up there so I'm just making an observation or two so please chill. It's the holes in an otherwise interesting show that might need some more fact checking or at least better explanations for the curious folks who like a little science out here.

shannonoverstreet Incorporated is an excellent new series. Allison Miller and Julia Ormond are delivering outstanding performances. Sean Teale is very easy to watch and is gives a very believable character portrayal. The story line is unexpected and combines dystopian, lost love and social/psychological reaction themes seamlessly. The writing is tight and tantalizing by revealing bits of information that are not explained right away. The plot has many twists which keeps the story fresh and engaging. There are no holes in the story where I wonder "what sane person would do this." I enjoy how the series studies motivations and how people react to adversity. The interaction between the maid and Laura is exceptionally interesting and created an opening which I am looking forward to seeing. Recommending this series to everyone I know. I will continue to watch.